The First Female Doctor
Lucy Young, the first female doctor of Yuan dynasty, is honored by the emperor for her life-saving efforts during the plague and her exemplary leadership, despite the societal norms against female physicians. The emperor offers her the position of Empress, but Lucy chooses to continue her mission of saving lives and teaching medicine to others, inspiring a new generation.Will Lucy's teachings pave the way for more female doctors in the Yuan dynasty?
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